politics

WASHINGTON (TNS) — If The Washington Post treated itself the way it treats conservatives, it would call itself the “liberal Washington Post.” The news...

On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, the sun shone brightly. Little did we know that this beautiful day would end as the second deadliest, non-battlefiel...

We are about to embark on what might be one of the wildest years in the history of American politics, and it may end up merely as a prelude. If 2024 i...

(TNS) — An innovative plan to help Pennsylvanians with crippling medical debt is delayed but not dead, supporters say. The plan calls for using state ...

WASHINGTON (TNS) — Rep. Glenn Thompson returned from a visit to the U.S.-Mexico border Thursday even more convinced that Congress needed to act to sto...

OLEAN, N.Y. — A job and internship fair is planned 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday at the SUNY Jamestown Community College Cattaraugus County Campus Library ...

SEATTLE (AP) — More than most, Roger Rosengarten knows the difficulty that comes with trying to block Washington’s Bralen Trice. So allow the Huskies’...

ST. MARYS — The Elk County Republican Party will meet at a new location, Straub’s Visitor Center on Brusselles Street, at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The agenda i...

DuBOIS — New members of DuBois City Council approved immediately firing previously suspended city Manager John “Herm” Suplizio and accepted the resign...

Last year was amazing for local and regional Wreaths Across America remembrance initiative coordinators; hundreds of volunteers gathered at cemeteries...

Last week, First Lady Lori Shapiro joined Secretary of Education Dr. Khalid N. Mumin and Deputy Secretary for the Office of Commonwealth Libraries Sus...

(TNS) — After months of delays, the updated Free Application for Federal Student Aid has finally launched — but not without issues and confusion. Drov...

As we enter a presidential election year, pundits are focused on the incessant drama — criminal and otherwise — swirling around a potential rematch be...

HARRISBURG — In 2024, Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro could face a more complicated sophomore year in charge of Pennsylvania after his first year brought...

WARREN — The USDA Forest Service announced that staff at the Allegheny National Forest will assist in the recruitment of nominees for a Recreation Res...

This summer, volunteers trained at Moraine State Park to collect samples of potential algae blooms and assess erosion in streams in Allegheny County p...

On its side, on the ocean floor, in the Outer Banks, rests a former U.S. Navy landing craft. It’s a military vessel Eldred native Joel Gilfert wants t...

(TNS) — A Democratic state senator is making the rare call for an ethics investigation into fellow senator Doug Mastriano’s efforts to try to overturn...

(TNS) — While potential uses of artificial intelligence made a huge splash in 2023, potential legislation meant to study or regulate it did not. At le...

In the first six months of his term, Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro spent more than $92,000 in public funds to update the furnishings at the Governor’s ...